“I mean, I can’t speak without being arrested, we have a permit.”ĭel Gallo says he doesn’t know the other speakers. “I probably really will sue them,” he told The Daily Beast. “I’m a speaker, I’m going to sue you if you don’t let me in,” he yelled to a Boston Police Officer. He was apparently one of the speakers slated to talk at the event. “Don’t touch me!” and “Don’t fuck with me!” Rinaldo Del Gallo, a man with long, curly gray hair and a Bernie Sanders t-shirt, yelled as he made his way to the gated entrance to the gazebo, which was now sealed shut with zip-ties. The only audible cry that could be heard from outside the pavilion where they were gathered was a brief chant of “BPD” for the Boston Police DepartmentĪt least one speaker was not able to join the group. Or by the press, who was also blocked from attending.
None of this could be seen by the thousands who came to protest against the group. The event booked 15 people to speak, according to Steven, but only two did: Deaconess Anne Armstrong of “The Healing Church,” who could be seen blowing marijuana smoke out of a shofa prior to the event, and Shiva Ayyadurai, a scientist who claims he invented email and is running against Sen. “Definitely not in the near future,” he said. He added that though he believes the few who gathered today “made an impact,” he does not plan to organize a similar event soon. “It was really hot in there and everyone was panicking,” he said.
He was able to temporarily mend his frames for his journey home, via public transportation.
“I want to do to them what they did to my grandparents,” yelled a woman named Rina, wearing a red dress plastered with black and white photos of the Holocaust.ĭespite widespread fear among rally attendees of “antifa violence” the only injuries sustained by the libertarian-leaning group was when Steven claims a zip-tied counter-protester in the van fell on top of his face and broke his glasses. Tens of thousands of people screamed and chanted on the outer rings, yelling “Fuck your voice!” to the ralliers as they rushed past the gates and to the gazebo, with the assistance of police. The event ended prematurely when Steven’s group was told 15,000 marchers from Roxbury were coming. Steven, a 17-year-old high-school dropout who declined to give his last name due to fear of retribution from “antifa” groups, claimed there were about 50 people with him.
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